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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-09
ENJOYABLE UNTO DEATH,
Lingg Bound to Die-ParSons, Ficlden and
Spies FlatlyRafuse to Sign the Petition.

CAICAGO, Nov. S.-AnarchiSt Louis Lingg
was visited in the county Jail by Attorney
Zeisler this afternoon, at the request of
Captain Black, for the purpose Of obtain
ing from him a statement in regard to the
bombs found in his cell last Sunday.
Lpgg pIumply denied in German that he
had any knowledge of the bombs and then
continuing said: Il have, and still do re-
fuse to sign any petition to the governor
asking for a communication Of my sentence.
| and few Others will surely hang. but
will not make statement fOrS the benefit
of those who have signed the petition. /
hate them for the course they have taken,
and would not even lift one of my fingers
to save them if | could At the con-
clnsiOn Of the interview Lingg
turned away in an unconcerned manner
and cody began whistling. Captain Black
and attorney LeiSier i'll company with
Nina Van Zandt, subsequently had a short
conference with Spies, Fielden and Schwab
in the lawyers cage anu obtained q formal
written declaration that they had abso-
llteiy nothing TO do with the bombs
brought to the Jail. Then for the last
time Captain Black visited Parsons,
Fischer and Engel in the presence of
Jailer Folz for the purpose OF inducing
them to sign the petition to Governor
Ogiesby asking for mercy. 1t was al with
out avail, Parsons voicing the determine
ton by The words, IF the State can
afford TO put me to death, | can afford 30
die" IN this the trio remained immovable,
Notwithstanding the heart-rending scenes
thal had occurred a few minutes before,
when the wives and children of Engel,
Fischer and F'ieIden despairingly beseech-
ed the men TO sign for their sake,
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TROUBLE FEARED AT TAHLEQUAH.

VINITA. l. T, Nov. s-Tke greatest ex-
element prevails throughout the Cherokee
nation tonight. II is only question of a
few hours when the Cherokee will be pitted
against his brother in a fight that viii be
short but destructive 20 the Indians OF this
nation. and which will no doubt result in
the opening up Of this beautiful country
to the settlement of the whites and the ex-
termination Of the red man. The trouble
has been brewing for the last five months
over the election OF n chief Although the
officers in power prophesied there would be
no open war vet. those VINO have watched
the political selection for the last fey
weeks could not but think otherwise.
The council met this morning at 2
O'Clock. Chief BUshyheGd's term a. chief
expired al o'clock. and the new conn
Gil not being organized, /. ". Bell
became chief by virtue % be
ing president Of the senate, thus throwing
the hands Of the Bowling party. Small
crowds began 70 surround the council
chamber AT 9 O'Clock, and kept growing
larger. and A. o. m. hundreds Of excited
Indians were Watching the proceedings Of
their representative. ready ~ any moment
20 engage n q fight The WHISKY peddler
! On the ground. II BE il Dol dispensed
with trouble VII surely ensce
The council adjourned at ) p m without
accomplishing anything. Both sides be
iag determined that their candidate for
chief should l,e seated Great crowds are
pouring into TahleQaab from the country.
helping 10 swell the throng of the enraEsd
popul2ce II the whisky can - KEEP: fFou
ne crowd tonight order viii prevail. but i
allowed 20 get y. no power. except G1d :,
can preveE, gu tomorrow bloody conflict
Il ! hoped The officers VIII shoot al The
rhisky yeddlers and thus preserve order.
The Qeoule await with graf anxiety, the
gTl-cs.rre If he morrow
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LIMOS

CHICAGO. Nov. S.-RepoTts from rtc5t OF
the wards mp 20 1890 o. clock indicate thar
a very light vote is being polled. although
in the labor districts a respectable show
ing was made in the early morning hours.
1t looks rs thouGh NOT more than a one
third vote viii be called out. There are
five tickets in the field: the regular Rspub-
lican Democratic, short hair Dem
uefatic. regular Labor and Glee-
son Labor The election is 10: the
election OF q county commission aud on
adoption of the jury commission law.
CHICAGO, Nov S-An extra edition Of
tho daily News says: The latest reports
from the polling places establish beyond
reasonable doubt the FACT that the Jury
Commission law is oeiested by a lafgs ma
Jorisv As 10 the general result ~ the
elession, it may be said that the Repgpli-
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EOT As EXrECTED
Parsons Letter 20 0gleshy Proves Entirely
Different From the other Anarchists.

CHICAGO. Nov s-Iustead ~ tie ind
viduai letter which !t 17a- hinfcd by mem
ber- Of the Amnesty association that Par
sons the anarchist would write deploriny
ike Spies. ~chVvat and .elden the Jose 6
l!te a. the HaYmarket aad abluriug tar
'isc n force q decided different comnunl-
ca;ion-Unders1 q b. Parsons last
piss.--gas issued over bis signature To
night. The document il tw0 columns n
ltagtb. chiefly remarkable ferft~ hbzruts {
AM refereuca Whatever ~ ~ ma.s.tlre q
IRE Hayrnarkef Or - The dynamite idea
parz0r- sddre-asf the ls'fSr g. = ifs~sI
prom rieff z>etziI.f. Ms Urar ? rtrrS -
George Sailing and Occzyez hifuse,f
excias. selF w.tt - sketch - hia 0Nn IL.
particularly l.a arf orr a. o. ODER = the
newly ilhe-af+sl negroes during -~cOrstrts,,-
ton times iu IeEas sailing viii rad
tlse letter lu fill - GoFsr1loT Dglesby To-
morrow, 4 TIE governor Wi permit.
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MAKING THE SHR0rbS.
Sheriff Matson Said the Making Of the
Shrouds Begun Yesterday.

CHICAGO, Nov. S-Sheriff Matson said
this afternoon: IF do not hear from the
governor by tomorrow night shall at once
begin the work of erecting the scaffolds.
We have almost sufficient material on
beams and planks no new mate
rails will be required. Jailor
Folz and deputies. whom 1 have
not vet selected will adjust the nooses and
| will be there to superintend the whole.
while force of deputy sheriffs and police
and bailiffs will be in readiness to render
any assistance necessary As provided III
the statutes of this state | will swear IN a
jury of twelve, two of whom must be ply
sicians, to view the bodies. They and the
lawyers in the case and press
representatives, Will be the only
ones allowed to witness the
execution. Only the representative Of the
Chicago press and the big dailies in other
large cities will be permitted to be present:
The matron of the wOmens department OF
the jail purchased lot of white cotton
cloth is to be made into garments that are
intended to be used next Friday, and
the tape is to supply strings for these gar
ments As yet. or to be absolutely accurate,
the cloth had not been cut up at | O'Clock,
but some time during the afternoon the
necessary tailoring was TO De zone. lHIo
white cotton stuff is the material for the
shrouds. and whether there is to be a hang
ing at the jail next Friday or not, the
shrouds will be in process of preparation
this afternoon. Slowly but surely all
the needful details that become a part Of
legal executions are being perfected. Dep
uty Sheriff Gleason obtained rope at the
jail yesterday that was used TO choke one
of the Italians. The deputy sheriff wanted
10 study the knot that was used so effectu-
ally on that occasion. This fastening was
the work of Swedish sailor and was a
masterpiece in its way 1t worked to a
charm; there was not the slightest hitch in
the whole proceedings. and Sheriff Matson
is DESTROYS of having the affair Of next
Friday pass off as smoothly, and is max
ing use of the same knot Chief of Police
Ebersold, who is in constant Geographic
communication with all of the principal
cities. says that the rumor that anarchists
are coming here from ether places is not
warranted by the facts. Instead of anarCh-
lists coming here the few in the city are
leaving il. There need be no uneasiness, "
he said, of any demonstration by sympa-
thizers with the anarchists. Guards are
placed over the public buildings, at the
water works, etc. merely TO insure n feel
ing of safety. and to guard against any
possible cOntingency-not because we fear
any actual violence The proprietors of
gun stores are making arrangements to
store their stock of weapons i'll vaults and
to place extra guards over them on the
10 -.YFf Tynr
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Tgs TElls4 PACIFIC.

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- 70 r-z 81 zlsfsoss Il ite IsHAs e. FAelEc
rad arrived fser- fsrtsT Tier lsff -af~E
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rPo~ HIS coSGPEckTfoS

DAYTON, Ohio Nov ST r0ab.e fza de-
veIoTel her, IN Sacred Hear Clr--h eyr--
the retirement bT Archbishop Flds~ ~
Fz,hsT NcIsav5tt svhe has hse- ssrlt %, 80.
Passion - Fa-Ae-~ M9nasfers ia P.fre-
0ErE. Farhcr FlEue1-y was a-@ .rs-I y.
me cougrf cation. and T--t.t.crl af .s-ss-s-ss
ae-ssf->' Ilscs pine ssas se-sr ~ aFsi Z 4ra-
zssvieg ~ tie 9rhhlsL8p Several n tt-
church committee have - ..r4l tfl-
4sthsr fiin erry celebrated r.lass tl<.aq.
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Reports From all Counties Show
Good, Round Republican Ma
jorities and Gains.
Earnest but Quiet Actions Dominated in
all Voting Places--A Light Vote
Polled in Sumner County.
Lyon County Goes Republican--Rush County
Rounds Up Good Ant-Bourbon Ma
jority---0ther County News
SIMMER COUNTY.

Special dispatch to the Daily Eagle
WELLINGTON. Nov. S.-A very light vote
was polled today in Sumner county. Re-
turns now insure the election Of the entire
Republican ticket, with the possible excep-
ton of treasurer. The Democrats made a
strong pull to get Hackney ahead OF Sturm
in this office but Sturm is still fifty ahead,
with several of his friendly precincts to
b cor from
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NEBRASKA.

LINCOLN. Neb.. Nov. S.-Returns from
todav's elections are very meagre: There
is absolutely nothing on to which TO base
an estimate on the state or junicial tickets.
In this city there was about two-thirds of
of full vote, with much scratching, ana
the vote will not be counted before mid
night Sawyer Democrat for judge is
running close upon Fields (RepubEcan},
but the result is yet uncertain Otherwise
the Republican ticket is undoubtedly
elected.
OMAHA. Nov. s-The Omaha Bee says
the Republican state ticket, composed OF
one candidate for the supreme court and
two candidates for regents OF the state uni
ver-ty, has been elected by over 10000 ma
iOTity.
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MURDERED sY Her LOVER.

pi.IiApELFHIA. Nov. S-AfrS. Anna Cross
AGED - years. living in the rear OF 81 81,
John street. was Sbot and. II IS thought
fatally injured n II O'Clock this morning
by her lover. samuel Roi>terick aged -
Years. The couple lQaFEele'. and Roisser!c <
drawing revolver fired i've shots al the
woman. three Of which are said 70 have
taken eifec- The murderer was captured
Although hit by roGr bullets the woman ;
wounds are not serious Roisterick says
he married aer yeaC ago and that she de
serted him and married man named
CTess
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MARYLAND,

BALTIMORE, Nov Sup to o'clock this
afternoon quiet prevails throughout the
city, and the police arrangements are such
as far as possible TO prevent disorder. 1t
is not expected the vote will be as large as
that of the municipal election two weeks
ago. Democrats now express confidence
in getting a majority of from 5000 to 5000,
while many Republicans concede the city
by small majority SO far the meagre
intelligence from the counties indicate a
nl1iete elpcfinn
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ATCHJSON COUNTY.

ATCHIsoN, Kan, Nov. S.-The election
here today passed off very quietly. Re
turns from nine wards and precincts of the
county give D. w Gilbert, the Union La
Dor candidate for district judge, a ma ority
Of about 600. This includes all Of the
wards of the city except the Third which
will probably give Gilbert 200 majority,
and four county precincts, which are
doubtful. Every candidate on the Repub-
lican ticket is probably defeated
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MISSISSIPPI.

JACKSON, Miss, Nov. s.-The election
today in Mississippi for members of the
legislature and county officers was the
auietest ever known. At this place very
small vote was polled, there beng no OPP
position to the Democratic ticket. No
news has yet been received from the con-
test in counties where divisions have oc-
Cured. But there will be few other than
straight out Democrats in the next legisla-
tr,p
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nE WI aErusn nome

LETiSG7uS. Ky. nov --roha T Tj.ev-
l1TTue-.y - lhas CRY. Ara 4oev ! rs-sidsrrs =
sisxIc1, E-li shorty ret4ru 70 "a. Arsga@
Hs Remained away Hes-as-e = criminal
,yTrs-<E-sIisof2 instituted a=sirsf him ~ he
srtz!gt3Ts sfl L<sEsIsTl5le af-er Dc fz..age r.
fssis.r8ss.. Hl4 friends bxlleTe h. ouzAt
saese - % hzir~ Jeff 4 teis-rarz from I<rsls-
file today b+gEss f5e inse1i8g4ssre flsat .
lslle pTusepE.. La t~~n entered = - &c
srso "a 11li ihe-e1o.., .es1ru Eoo.
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lEAVENWORTH.
FNwORTH. Nov, S.-FuIl returns

LEAvENwoRTH, Nov, s.-Full returns
from the city of Leavenworth give Chur-
chill, DEM sheriff, $50 majority; Sprat-
ley, DEM for treasurer, 439 majority:
Becker, DEM for register of deeds ISL
majority; Niebaus, Deml for county
clerk, JOS majority; Burwell, DEM for
surveyor, 1913 majority; Lynch Dem for
coroner, 561 majority; Sturges majority
over Boiling for county commissioner only
80 II the city.
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WALDO pLRl nAcFs

KEEsts CGG~. E1r s-Fs-osla N : u.
rcsi1lt - t14zy "a, - = ado park
Prs race. s.E flrisass- EaiaflA woa.
Peal J-ua rEs s@eou1 cod Flea third.
Time, t.is@
-eo0o1 -ere fve f1TioaEs. Ess'-- Per
simmons TaE Bonn King -eco1d. Moo9-
stone third me 81
Third race. one and 0fsf0rrth T1llrs-
Fciants ~oa. Fior4tngre se1oHd. EafFs "a
third Tins ga
Fourth Fsgc declared -
Fifth race. aur ard sse-s- Eith "a rs over
hurri la~- D0eto- Hs1. Terarssee serz<z1
NT Issars ;ElFd. 80 tin.e
mere sssil - - rares fors8gruw.
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MES EYAGCEPETEn

PTTTSBr-T.fs. Nor. S. Co~cht0n, Ohio
-gecial says, The reports Of the tunnel
scciGeIf This afternoon weEe eEagzeTafs1
Some o. the arch tiEabers in the tinnei -
laE constructed or the Dresden branch q
the C. 4 & & railroad. twelve uLss ws@i
= mrs city feli down about daylight tbs
morning killing 0re q The wCrsTnen'
fatally w0undinC another and se1srei3
niiz1Tfug three c.hers. al Italians. Name
nuErrwn
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RHODE ISLAND.

Providence, r. J.. Nov. S-The post
poned election for representative to con,
gress in the Second, or Western district OF
Rhode Island to-day, resulted in sweep
ing Republican victory. Warren Q. Ar
mold (rap) received a majority Of 542 over
Charles S Bradley DEM and a plurality
of s3S. Only plurality was necessary to
elect AT this election.
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eosREo AND MURDERED.

prTTSBU re. Penn. Ncv. e--A middle
aged man. supposed 10 y an lron-worker
was found in an alley near Forty eight Z
street this morning With MS skull crushed
and his pockets turned inside ont. he was
insensihie when picked up, but revived
long enough - sav that MS name vas John
RoSersou and that man named Phillips
had taken his money He then iapsed IL
70 unconscious1eSs- ar2d has renamed II
that condition ever since. The physicians
say b.. viii ,fie His aSssilgut i unknown
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EiNMEX COiINIX

GARDEN CITY, Nov s.-The election
passed off quietly here today and light
vote was polled. The Republican ticket
with the exception of one commi ssionor is
elected. a bitter fight was made on j:
Abbott Republican candidate for judge Of
this judicial district, but the indications
now are that Lamb is elected by about
500 majority
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PIjSL HNIiNTY

Special Dispatch TO the Daily Eagle
LA CROSSE, Nov. S.-The election in Rush
county today hinged to the question OF
choice for county seat. The candidates
favored to La Crosse are all elected by from
$50 to 300 majority Walnut city has
again met another waterloo.
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PENNSXl WANNA

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. e.-The election in
PENNSYLVANIA is for state TREASURER for two
years and judge of the supreme court foI
twenty-one years. Comparisons in these
dispatches will be made with the vote for
state treasurer, 1885. The campaign
throughout the state has not been particu-
larry active and a heavy vote is not antic-
iDated In the city, however, the campaign
has been one Of the most exciting and bit
ter of the past decade The Republican
city ticket is headed by VIM. r. Leeds for
Sheriff: the Democratic by Chas H.
kruInbhear for the same office. For city
judiciary, as is customary here, both par
9idate. independent Republicans re-
fused to support Leeds, nominee Of the
party Oh the grounds of ''bossism." assert
ing that his nomination had been fixed mp
by the party leaders long in advance of the
nominating convention, and that 1t was
forced through against the wishes of the
people. On this issue the independents re
ceiyed the support Of several Republican
daily journals which have vigorously advO-
Gated the election OF krumbhaar, Demo
cratic candidate for sheriff, while at the
same time giving their support to the other
Republican candidates. i feature of the
campaign GAS been what Is termed n re
ligious issue The Personal Liberty lea
que. which is composed of 338 societies in
the city, endorsed the entire Democratic
ticket, with the exception of recorder OF
deeds The league claims membership
of 10000 voters. 1t announced its opposi-
ton to the Sunday closing laws and enter
ed the campaign with the avowed pur-
pose Of simply showing its strength, which
Il declared. would be used henceforth in
aiding the election of legislators and city
officials VINO would work to secure repeal
OF the laws which compelled saloons and
places of amusement to remain closed on
Sunday. The Republicans accepted the
challenge and made issue against the league
and Dissertation Of the Sabbath" Ia this
they have brought to their aid the active
support of many ministers and church-go-
ing people who have entered the fight to
prevent the Personal Liberty League from
gaining a foothold in the local political al
fairs 1t will thus be seen that the cam
paiGn has been decidedly mixed one.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. o.-Cpto l O'Clock
everything was quiet and large vote was
being polled The excitement over the
contest for sheriff is intense.
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sIVNMS COUNTY

EMPoRIA, Nov She election passed
off quietly, a light vote being polled. There
were three tickets in the field-Repnblican
Democratic and Union Labor. The Repub-
licars carried the city by fair majority
and will undoubtedly carry the county.
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OREGON.

PORTLAND, Ore. Nov S-A steady light
rain fell all over the western section of the
state. The vote is light in the interior
All interest centered in Prohibition.
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Me- FssgS. Conn Nos. a soec1al
rlee.3ng II the directors of ths H9s-sA.onlc
Valley Railroad c0ssapany. w held htrs
today. By vote Of the dir~cto-s fhe COZ.
troll of company paSed into the Lac6s
q representatives a. xsw England rail-
rpsd coz h.rztiQr
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MICHIGAN

DETROIT, Nov S.-The municipal contest
today resulted in the election Of the entire
Democratic ticket with the exception of
the city treasurer, majorities ranging from
500 to 1900
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snannNER SINK

MILWAUKEE,. Nov S-A special 20 the
W iscon,ln from Chicago. says that tire
schooner westcs5tt which lefr South Chi
caso las night s7Tnsg 3 leak Thea On
G:sss Point ran back and sank o6 The
Mario hospital No Gyes los-
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can ticket as a whole is successful, and it
is not probable that any one OF the party s
candidates is defeated.
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MASSACHUSE

BOSToE, Nov. S.-The election is proceed
ing very quietly although there is consider
able suppressed excitement and many Wig
orous workers around the polls. Reports
from various points in Massachusetts,
| bring similar stories. The weather is per
feet.
BOSTON, Nov. S.-Forty-one towns in the
! eastern part OF the state give Ames, Rep
fer governor, 9,51l; Lowering, Dem Dos;
Earle. pro- ZIP. Same towns last year
save AIneS S.0S,': Andrews. Dem $50.
BoSyON. Nov. S.--Note Of Boston: Ames
-I,379. Lowering 2G.71S; Coverings plurality,
5.;sS Republican gain, 2,S$@.
BJSTON, Nov. S.--One hundred and fifty
,S0 towns and cities. including Boston,
Gloucester, Lynn. Taunton and Lowell,
give AmeS Il SOS: Coverings $685.. Ipdi-
cations are that Ames viii be reelected by
5sn increased plurality.
At the Republican headquarters Chair
| man Bureen claims that the Republicans
VIII have plurality Of not less than I4,G1Q
end may reach 1s,000 The net loss for the
Democratic ticket in Boston ! 5000, while
! the Republicans claim THAI the returns 50
| Tar show that they have gained three or
four senators. and dozen or more repre-
senta0yeS. The total returns received 50
iST a, the Republican headquarters show Il
lRmocrGtiC net loss in the state Of S, 100.
-At the Democratic headquarters they are
making no claims except that the vote Will
/ ho found 10 be close when the returns are
all in